There are many different threats to keeping your data safe. Hard drive failure, computer theft and disasters like fire and flood can cause you to lose all of your precious personal and work files in an instant. Backups are essential to keep your data safe and thanks to the improvement in online backup solutions you have a number of choices to keep your data safe and sound. With so many online backup services available to the consumer it can be difficult to sort through all of the options to find the best for you. Take a look through our reviews and our ratings to help you find the perfect online backup solution for you.

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Our Top 10 Online Backup Services

These ten services are our top choices when it comes to online backup.

1. Backblaze – Read our review
2. CrashPlan – Read our review
3. Carbonite – Read our review
4. SpiderOak – Read our review
5. IDrive – Read our review
6. SugarSync – Read our review
7. SOS Online Backup – Read our review
8. Mozy – Read our review
9. Keepit – Read our review
10. Memopal – Read our review

Latest Posts from the Blog

• Google Drive Near Launch!? Seems to be a lot of talk on the Internet today about Google Drive (GDrive) being close to launch. Apparently it started with a story over at the Wall Street Journal (Ya I could not read it all, stupid paywall. Just for that you get a nofollow.) and has b...
• SugarSync Updates Design SugarSync has just launched an updated look to their website and a few changes to the desktop apps. If you visit the site now you will notice a brand new look featuring that great hummingbird. It is a nice refreshing look for SugarSync and I really like t...
• Anniversary Contest Winner! Our Anniversary giveaway closed last night and the winner is... Zakariae el Mesri He was pretty faithful in coming back and tweeting about the contest everyday and it was one of those tweets that was randomly selected. His prize of a year of Backb...
• Backblaze vs. CrashPlan Two of the hottest online backup services, and our current number one and two picks, are Backblaze and CrashPlan. Both companies offer online backup but beyond that they have very different philosophies on how that backup should be done. BackblazeFor B...
• Backblaze Offering USB Flash Drive Restores Backblaze is one of only a few companies that offer restores via an external medium like an external hard drive. They used to offer a DVD restore option for $99 but have just removed the DVD option and in its place are not offering a restore by a 28GB U...
• Mozy Stash vs. Dropbox I am still working on a new Mozy Stash review, but thought one of the questions everyone is going to wonder is how Mozy Stash compares to Dropbox. Operating System SupportOne of the great things about Dropbox is the ability to install it on Windows, ...
• Mozy Launches Stash Mozy has opened up Stash into a public beta, so if you are a Mozy user you can now sign up for Stash and start syncing files between devices. You don't even have to have the Mozy backup software installed on all the devices you want to sync files to. ...
• Carbonite Home Earns Coveted "Parent Tested Parent Approved" (PTPA) Seal of Approval As a parent you look for advice on many different products and services from other parents. Carbonite recently won the Parent Tested Parent Approved seal of approval for their Carbonite Home service. The complete news release is included below for you...
• CrashPlan Apps Updated to Support Highest Security Settings CrashPlan users who choose to use private passwords or their own private encryption keys are going to be happy to hear that they now can access their CrashPlan backup files using the mobile apps. Prevously it was not possible for these users to access the...
• Bitcasa Invites! Update: Looks like all my invites are gone. When I get more I will post them. For now you can just signup for the waiting list. I have been trying out Bitcasa for a little while now and will have a full review as soon as I can. If you don't want ...